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Yesterday we introduced Li Daoshan, known as Japan's most capable "fighting master". He dominated the arena and was unrivaled. However, the first time he was stabbed to death by a gangster on the street, which can be said to have died before he succeeded.
The person I want to talk about today is also named Japan's most capable master. He is different from Lidaoshan. This is a street fight master, or a practical master. He has never defeated the street fights 100 times in his life, and summarized the magic weapon to win on street fights: 3 words.
Picture: Karate
This practical master is named Tokichi Benbu and was born in Ryukyu in 1870. As we all know, karate is a Japanese national martial art and now enjoys a high status in the global martial arts world. Karate actually originated in Chinese martial arts. It was introduced to Ryukyu in China during the Tang Dynasty and was called " Tangshou " in Ryukyu. Ryukyu people combines Tang hand with local traditional martial arts and develops empty hand. Later, they bring empty hand to Japan, combining Japanese fighting techniques, and finally forming karate.
Picture: Ryukyu Karate practitioner
As the main part of Ryukyu, he naturally got the moon first. He started practicing karate since childhood and later became the most famous karate master in Japan.
The main part of the Tokuji is different from other Japanese martial artists. He disdains purely theories and is keen on street fighting. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. If there are too many fighting on the street, you will naturally be able to create experience, which in turn will improve the practicality of martial arts.
Picture: The main part of the Ministry of Chaoji
Ryukyu people love to drink, and they are prone to causing trouble after drinking, and then they fight in the streets. Chaoji, the head of this department, claimed: "I have started fighting since I was young, and I have fought for no less than 100 times on the street, and I have never been defeated." Combined with theory and practice, the fighting skills can make a big progress.
The long-term street fight has led our headquarters to summarize 3 magic weapons for winning, namely 3 words: fast, accurate, and ruthless .
The so-called fast means that you must take action quickly, you cannot hesitate, you must first win. Once you find that the other party has the intention to fight, you must first punch and knock down the other party as much as possible. We can see how our headquarters did it when fighting against Ji Street.
Picture: Karate Master Headquarters Toki
1943, Toki and his friends had a dinner at a restaurant in Ryukyu Naha . A sudden uninvited guest with a knife broke in during the meal. This person claimed that he was a student of Toki of the headquarters and wanted to find a teacher to decide.
This student knew that he could not beat the teacher with bare hands, so he came to see him with a knife and asked to fight with weapons. This department, Tokiki, practiced karate since he was a child, but his use of weapons was not a strong point, but he could not admit defeat in front of everyone, so he agreed to duel with the students.
The head of the Ministry said to Ki, "This is not a duel venue, let's go out to fight." After that, he got up. When the student saw the teacher responded, he turned around and walked out the door. At this moment, a shocking scene appeared.
The moment the student walked out of the door, the head of the headquarters took advantage of his unpreparedness and ran up from behind, soared into the air, kicked the challenger to the ground with one kick. The student fell to the ground, vomited blood from his mouth, pointed at the headquarters and cursed at Ji, "You villain, I...I'm not ready yet...", and fainted after saying that.
Another street fight ended with the victory of the headquarters.
Picture: The Ministry of Education and students practice karate
Many people scolded the Ministry of Education for sneak attacks behind the scenes, not being moral, not being able to win, and being insulted by the master. But Chaoji, our department, was indifferent. He said: "There is no rules in the street fighting itself. From the moment he challenged me, the battle has begun."
This is the first magic weapon for the street fighting to win in our department: fast . The real actual combat is to attack unexpectedly, attack unpreparedly, and take the initiative to attack.
The second winning magic weapon of this part is: quasi-. Specifically, it is a slap in the face. When the battle begins, you will do whatever you want and try your best to hit the other person in the face, trying to shock the other person with one punch.
Picture: Japanese karate master (Monbe Motoki)
52 years old, Monbe Motoki participated in a competition in Kyoto and fought against Russian boxers. Russian boxers are taller than him and stronger than him.The body jumped towards Ki, and beat the Russian boxer with a heavy punch in the face. This battle was also the most glorious battle in the headquarters' Karate career, making him famous all over the world.
The third magic weapon to win is: harsh . Especially in street fighting, there are no rules to speak of. Those who are hard are afraid of being arrogant and those who are arrogant are afraid of being cruel. In actual combat, they cannot be kind. Be kind to their opponents is cruel to oneself. The so-called morality and reputation are not worth mentioning in the face of victory.
The life motto of Chao Ji is: if you don’t have fists, use your elbows. If you don’t have elbows, use your knees... In short, knocking down your opponent is the hard truth. Therefore, he scoffed at the statement that "must be more honorable to avoid a fight rationally than to defeat the enemy."
Picture: This part of Toki
Of course, this part of Toki said only applies to street fighting, or in danger, if you are on the field, you still have to abide by the rules of the field.
Practical combat has made the headquarters of Tokichi, and Tokichi has made karate. The headquarters of Tokichi also won the title of "Ten Strongest Martial Artists in the 20th Century" by relying on street combat, and is the strongest street fighting master. What do you think of the "fast, accurate and ruthless" practical fighting motto of Chaoji in our department?
